The HUB, opened in 2015, is technically on North Frances, but it takes up a good stretch of State Street frontage, as well. The HUB replaced the University Inn, but Badgers may also remember Buraka, an African restaurant, and Hüsnüs, a Mediterranean restaurant, which used to be on their lot. Buraka moved to Williamson Street.
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